Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
THREE IN A DAY,
The Republican Party Of Sedg-
wick County Making
Tickets.
Judicial, County and Commits
siOner Conventions.
1t was Harmony from Morning Till Night
and "Good Work" is the General
Verdict.
c. v. Reed, Judge; l.. A. Wilson, Treas.
urer; j. Dunkin, County Clerk; R.
c. DEAN, Register Of Deeds; W.
w. Hays, Sheriff; R. W Lut-
trell. Surveyor; L. Nc
Laughlin, Coroner;
C. Pittman, Com
missioner

| Judicial District was held yesterday in tn
Garfield opera house, converting at 9:45 il
the morning. The convention was called t,
order by Col. a. L. Taylor, and in the alb
sence of the secretary Prof. d. S. Pence reat
the call Mr. z. B. Jewett was elected TEN
porary chairman and was conducted to tn,
| chair by Mr.. Hensley. Mr.. Jewett said
81 certainly feel highly complimented in be
ing called upon to preside at the first judicia
convention:ever held in this, the newly made
Eighteenth judicial district in the state Of
Kansas Am well acquainted with this sec
pire in itself. There is no fact that SO clearly
indicates and emphasizes the county impor-
lance as this meeting Of today"
"There is demand for the utmost har-
mony in the Republican ranks at this time.
We all are fully cognizant Of the situation.
In view of these facts let the work 60 on as
smoothly as possible Who will you have
for temporary chairman
The name of Prof D. S. Pence was placed
before the convention and he was elected
temporary chairman.
1t was moved to appoint a committee on
credentials.
Senator Kelley-To save time in our pro-
ceedings l think it would be best to proceed
at once with business.
G H Litzenberg- can have no conven-
ii on without credentials.
In place of the motion a substitute was
offered asking that each ward and township
hand in the names Of delegates, and if no
contest arose admit them as delegates. The
substitute was adopted.
Mr. Morris-Move the temporary organiza-
ton be made permanent.
The motion prevailed, and Mr. Morris was
delegated to assist the secretary in examin-
ing credentials. The following gentlemen
were declared delegates to the convention:
First Ward-G n Litzenburg, A Katz, F
] Arnold, Harry Cadsson, Chas Lulling, D
Davis, A G Husy, a Bsdley, D s Pierse, J
W Oliver, V Motif, VIM Kassell, Fegtly,
Vim Guennell, E E Ford, W P Stem, o C
Daisey, A G Walden, D L Snively.
Second Ward-J r Hallowen, T.
Louck, H E Armstrong, B b
Eggelstou. j Mendenhall, j Jennings, j G
Bright, A T Buckridge, CT Mannell, Perry
wilkins, j b John, FIG Banks, T Adams.
Third Ward-W r Tucker, W E Hutchin-
on, j V Daughtery, A T Owens. ] r
'nively, E B Roots, c Firebaugh W L
Johnson, D w Milton.
Fourth Ward, City-M Oliver, L D |
skinner, NJ Vandusen, E W White, W T |
Iorris, W D Throckmorton, E Jewett, |
M Deming, B S Garrison, R F Arthur, G |
Glover, A Donald, j D Haston, Geo ON
'uckner, L Wood.
Fifth Ward, City-Jon Russell, j + Nc |
;onnell, 81 E Brooks, D F Draper, c B |
campbell.
Attica Tp-A L Lyman, D E Williams, j
Mcclellan, Kelly.
Alton. Tp-M A Burdick, c A Windsor, E |
Wilson.
Kechi Tp-E Thompson, W Glen, c W /
immons, R jackson, G Scott, B Newman.
Grant-John Smith, Joseph Reynolds, A
Weaver, John D Tingel, a C Boyle, W n
Gilman.
Shearman-C r Smith, clerk, W 4 Carr.
Salem township-Thomas Green, E Gala
'ay, VIM. Nevil, Jacob Ureeland.
Union township-Thomas Martin, D Fur
ace, C Miller Deming, c F Hyde.
Illinois Township-A II Stenthers, S W
oram, M A Ralp.
Kechi-E P Thompson, W Glen, C W
immons, R jackson, G Scott, B Newman.
Grand River NJ Ralston, S Stephens,
7 m Moran.
Viola-James R Graham, Joseph Jones,
ebert Little.
Minuch-J. Busenbark, ", Bridgeman, c
Ludnam.
Ohio B Ken, C Hammers, Ed An
srson.
Lincoln NJ Phillips, B C Rich, A Mer-
III, P Osmop.
Waco-Geo Blood, James Royal, Chas
Ii ckham, S Miller, Eager
GYPSUM II Bush, Grant Brown, Alex
zach, W 81 Hensley.
Delano-L Simpson, James Pickens and
ohm Mccormick.
Valley Center, uorth-R J Allen, F NJ
ick, W Block.
Ninnescah-N R Watt, G Mclaughlin,
nthony Chambers, D T Broadus, E II
,nes, E s Magill II A Carvin.
Rockford Derby precinctl-A Minnich, j
cPell, L W Mccoy, 81 c Tucker
Rockford lMulvane precinctI-G L Reed,
ohD Chamberlain + q Trichev
Garden Plains South precinctl-G W Kent
:, NJ Lloyd, L r Masters.
Wesa Park-John Russell, W Woodman,
E Norris
Wichita-R S Cook f " Winders, Wilbur
sites, D Mitchell, James Howard, Albert
unn, W P Hammond
Park, east precinct-B Thatcher.
Eagle-A W Biggs, n Campbell, n N
iggs and W Minters.
Mr.. Arnol6-Meve that each delegation
ect chairman and cast its own vote
lrried
w hen the convention was ready for nom
ations Mr.. ". S. Morris said: "Mr. II
Gentlemen of the Convention:
his is very important convention, as you
e now about to nominate candidate for
e most important Office in the 1
# of the country There is nc /,
ore important Office TO the people |
this county than that OF Judge You re- !
lire a man of liberal ideas, well versed in !
W, and honest that he may see that the {
VS. are enforced ard see that the law is re- I
ected. Railways has been held that the
dicial of this country should be above sus- I
cion. have in my mind the name Of q
an who has for sixteen years been engaged {